Computer Science for IGCSE & O level - Databases (Section 4 - No. 48)
What does the `WHERE` clause do in an SQL query?
Sorts the results in ascending order.
Specifies the tables to retrieve data from.
Filters the data based on specified conditions.
Groups data based on a specific column.
Explanation
The `WHERE` clause filters the data, retrieving only rows that satisfy the condition specified.
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